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Otago Daily Times, Issue 549, 21 September 1863, Page 7

Stock. W D. BARNARD, AUCTIONEER, STOCK and STATION SALESMAN, CASHEL-STREET, CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand. Mr W. D. BARNARD will hold Auction Sale 3 at his Repository, EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, At Twelve o'Clock sharp of HORSES, DAIRY CATTLE, PAT STOCK &c. The Repository for Horses, Carnages, &c. for Saleb.y Public Auction, is the largest and most commodious building in the Southern Hemisphere, and therefore offers to Importers, Breeders, and others, 1 eveiy facility combined with splendid accomodation, unequalled in the colonies. Buyers will have every opportunity of selecting the animals best suited to their purpose which will be warranted according to description. Horses,for Sale by Auction, should be delivered early on Tuesdays and Fridays. Accounts are paid on Monday's and Thursday's from 10 a-m. to 4 p.m. Horses are received for private sale, bnt jobbing 0 dealing by any one connected with the business i strictly prohibited. The Repository will accommodate ninety horses under the able management of Mr Geo. M'Kereher. Commission on Sales, 5 per cent. N.B.—Liberal advances made on every description ot stock when required. Horses Broken to Saddle, Double and Single Harness. & Saddle Horses,*Oarriages, Gigs and Bog Carts, Always on Hive: TO STAND THIS SEASON At Hauipden, ENTIRE HORSE REOYAL OAK. OVAL OAK, by the imported horse Tasman, dam imported at same, time, aud for which the sum of LBOO was paid in Scotland and the sire, by , the most competent judge, was named Perfection of Horseflesh, RoynMjfcis now six years old, rich dapple brown, sound, of-afihe temper, guaranteed a sore foal getter. He has already gained Seven First Prizes, and is now open to compete against any colonial bred entire in the coleny. He took the First Prize at the Smeaton Agricultural Show, beating imported horses, Young Clyde, Black Champion, grey horse • Farmer's Glory, and Mr Hepburn's imported Nugget; also, the colonial bred Horses Inkerman, Garibaldi, Model, Black Douglas Young Douglas, Warwick, and Bay Champion. ' ■ Certificates of prizes may be seen at the Station of utessrs Holmes and Gleeson, Moeraki. Fees L 8 Bs, Groom's Fee included. Good Paddock accommodation, of 600 acres, provided, but without responsibility. Stationery. NEW BOOKS. JUST RECEIVED, by Overland Mail:— Bishop Colenso, on the Pentateuch, Part 8 The Late War in New Zealand, ty lieut.-Col. Carey Austin Elliott, by H. Kingsley Great Men of Great Britain Barren Honour M innie's Love London Scenes and London People Mrs. Halliburton's Troubles The Laird of Logan Agnes of Sorrento, by Mrs. Stowe Manleverer's Divorce Paris Life, by Dumas the younger The Improvisatore Adventures of a Sporting Dog Wilson's Tales of the Borders &c, &c, &c. Daily Times Branch Office, Corner Manse and Princes-streets, --" Dunedin. •W I L L I A M HAY, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BOOKSELLER, STATI O N E &, AX» NEWS AGENT, Belgrave Buildings (Cutting), Princes-Street, AN> . 11 ARCADE, Respectfully invites inspection of k Magnificent ■ Stock of NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKS. THE SOUTHERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE. Price One Shilling. TFlhis Magazine has now been enlarged, and contains X 64 pages of closely printed matter, on subjects of general interest and advantage to the colony. The public of Otago are requested to give this periodical a fair trial, as it is intended to represent, not the Province of Auckland alone, but the whole of New Zealand. Literary assistance is invited, and will be paid for. Terms upon application. The Magazine may be obtained at the Daily Times Office, or of Mr. Livingston, bookseller, Dunedin; also, direct by post of the publishers. CRICHTON and SCALES. Printers and Publishers. Queen-street, Auckland "VJ EW STOCK OF ACCOUNT BOOKS, _L3I Best Hand-made paper and Binding. Reduced Prices. FERGUSSON and MITCHELL, Stationers, Engravers, and Printers, Princes-street. HOESCiHELL'S CiiLKdRATED MAPS OP Victoria, New South Wales, South Australia, Tasmania and Queensland, On Sale at FERGUSSON and MITCHELL'S, Engravers, Printers, and Stationers, • Princes-street, JUST RECEIVED, NEW INDORSING STAMPS, Self-Aeting. FERGUSSON and MITCHELL, Engravers, Dunedin. Removals. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. /GEORGE GREENFIELD, Architect, has reVT moved from the Million House to Switzer's Buildings, Princes-street. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. Tjl JO N E S , GENERAL WOOD TURNER, Has Removed to No. 3, VICTORIA BUILDINGS George-street, Near the Octagon. NOTICE OF REMOVAL. TJ O N E S , m (Late of Sandridge), WAToHand CLOCK MAKER, JEWELLER, tec, Begs to inform his friends and the inhabitants of Dunedin, that he has removed to his new premises, next door to Messrs Herbert, Haynes and Hay, Princes-street, and has opened with a large, chaste, and costly stock of Colonial and English jewellery, watches, &c, &c, &c. T. J. would draw particular attention to his Silver Hunting Watches, which, owing to the great strength of the cases and works, are most suitable for Colonial use. Watch Glass, Is. Repairs neatly and promptly executed. g~~ i V M AN LONDON CHINA AND GLASS WAREHOUSE. REMOVED From Maclaggan-street to the ;■ PROVINCIAL BUILDINGS, PRINCESSTREET, Next boor to Gut Behhet's, Victoria Hotel hear the octagon. Orders carefully attended to, and forwarded to any part of the Island. Goods lent on hire on the most reasonable terms. A liberal allowance to Storekeepers.